Columbia Experimental 78, supposedly recorded off WEAF Radio, NY

"W-Recording" Made at Western Electric Lab. (June 19, 1925) 

W170076-1 Let it rain by Ben Bernie's Orchestra T.174

Ben Bernie WEAF

Ben Bernie - Let It Rain, Let It Pour - WEAF,  June 19, 1925

Time Alone Will Tell

Glenn Miller AAF Band with Johnny Desmond - White Christmas 1943

Spike Hughes 1944

Spike Hughes - Long Ago & Far Away

Nocturne 78, recorded December 1940. Fredda Gibson (Georgia Gibbs), vocal.

Bunny Berigan:  Pepsi-Cola Jingle

20th Fox TCF-77 - 1941 Original Soundtrack 78 disc from SUN VALLEY SERENADE"

Sun Valley Serenade

Glenn Miller - It Happened in Sun Valley

78 Soundtrack disc from 1942 Universal film, RIDE 'EM COWBOY - UPS-255

Fox Discs

Ella Fitzgerald - A-Tisket, A-Tasket - 1942 soundtrack

Little Tommy Dix, with the big booming baritone voice, introduced this standard in the 1941 Broadway musical, BEST FOOT FORWARD and repeated it in the 1943 MGM film version. This Coronet 78 version dates from around 1947.

Tommy Dix

Buckle Down Winsocki

Little Tommy Dix, with the big booming baritone voice, was best known for his role in BEST FOOT FORWARD on Broadway and in the film. Here's his 1947 Coronet 78 version of the classic anthem from SHOW BOAT.

Ol' Man River - Tommy Dix

David Kenney & I share music and conversation about the upcoming NJ Jazz Record Bash (jazzbash.net) on his WBAI-FM radio program, "Everything Old is New Again." https://oldisnew.org

David Weiner_NJ Record Bash_2025

Carmen - Glenn Miller, Billy May arr. 7/23/41

For Woodbury Soap

Bing Crosby & the Boswell Sisters - St. Louis Blues - 1934

Teddy Stauffer & His Original Teddies. Telefunken test pressing, April 1938. Recorded in Berlin.

Berlin - Sounds Of An Era

Teddy Stauffer - Bei Mir Bist Du Schön

GLENN MILLER IS MISSING - AEF BAND Christmas Program. December 25, 1944.

GLENN MILLER AEF BAND - Christmas Greetings 1944

Featuring Mahlon Clark, clarinet.  July 1942 Capitol session, never issued.

Glenn Miller Fans

Ray McKinley - LONG ISLAND CLARINET

Unissued Capitol 78, July 1942.  Larry Brooks, Dick Cathcart, Jack Steele, Pete Candoli (tp) Bill Corti, Jim Harwood (tb) Brad Gowans (v-tb) Joe Park (tu) Mahlon Clark (cl,as) Herb Tompkins (as) Jerry Feld, Paul Thatcher (ts) Walt Wegner (bar) Lou Stein (p) Dennis Sandoli (g) Gus Van Camp (b) Ray McKinley (d)

Ray Mc Kinley - At The Jazz Band Ball

January 28, 1941. Vocal by Helen Forrest.

CO 29578-Bkd (1)

Perfidia - Benny Goodman - Breakdown #1

July 12, 1938 Camel Caravan show. Composed & arranged by Edgar Sampson

DARK RAPTURE - BENNY GOODMAN

Benny Goodman & Mildred Bailey - Utt-Da-Zay

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, December 21, 1939. Helen Forrest's debut with the band.  Eddie Sauter arrangement (?)

Benny Goodman & Helen Forrest - Does Your Heart Beat For Me?

Eddie Sauter arrangement. Meadowbrook Ballroom, October 4, 1941.

Benny Goodman And His Orchestra 1941-42

Benny Goodman - Delilah

Helen Ward & Buddy Clark sing Johnny Green's "Not Bad," from one of the first LET'S DANCE NBC programs by Benny Goodman, December 1934. Transferred from the original aircheck lacquer, which was recorded for arranger Joe Lipman. 

Not Bad - Benny Goodman

Buddy Clark sings with BG on the first LET'S DANCE show, December 1, 1934. Transferred from the original aircheck disc

The Object of My Affection - Benny Goodman

Great song from MY FAVORITE SPY (1942). Vocal By Sully, Trudy, Jack, Max, etc. 

Got The Moon In My Pocket - Kay Kyser

Gloria & the Savitt band in another luscious 1942 recording.

Romance A La Mode - Gloria DeHaven & Jan Savitt

From the soundtrack of PRIVATE BUCKAROO (1942), the only vocal rendition by Forrest with James. 

You Made Me Love You - Harry James & Helen Forrest

A hot little ditty from the soundtrack of the 1933 Monogram feature, SENSATION HUNTERS. Basically the story of two bored New York society girls who decide to go to South America to become hookers. Definitely Pre-Code!

There's Something in the Air - Marion Burns

Artie Shaw soundtrack --from Dancing Co-ed (labeled on disc as Dancing Co-eds)

DJW Movie Studio Disc Collection (98 tracks) [DJW-ToNY]

Artie Shaw - One Foot in the Groove - soundtrack 7-19-1939

Priscilla Lane sings the Arlen-Mercer song from "Blues in the Night"  1941 film soundtrack

David Weiner 3

Popular tracks